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Let M = ( (−3 1 3 4), (1 2 −1 −2), (−3 8 4 2))...

Let M = ( (−3 1 3 4), (1 2 −1 −2), (−3 8 4 2))

14. (3 points) Let B1 be the basis for M you found by row reducing M and let B2 be the basis for M you found by row reducing M Transpose . Find the change of coordinate matrix from B2 to B1.

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